Front door lights
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shelleyuk
7 years agoEmine Ahmad
7 years agoThe blue front tiles will change to perhaps a red in keeping with the street or a grey to match the front door
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Comments (13)Good afternoon everyone! We are blown away by the amazing response we have had from this community, thank you everyone for your feedback. We are especially grateful to Jonathan for his valuable feedback.. the idea is genius and makes so much sense! Thank you so much Jonathan for taking out the time to help us! I have never seen my husband so impressed by an idea so much!! I have attached a couple more photos showing view of the garage from the front of the house along with the entrance gate itself into the property. I have also attached a copy of our floor plan. We would really appreciate your thoughts on what we could to with the garage and front exterior in terms of: Garage walls - What do you think about the brick work? Worth keeping, or should we clad? Garage roof - We currently have an unsightly metal sheet. We don’t want to fully rebuild but we’ve seen light weight roofing for garages which look like tiling. Any suggestions or thoughts on this? Front exterior - We’re looking to improve kerb appeal of the house from the front, any ideas welcome (cladding, paint, stone work?) Windows - these are the original single pane windows which unfortunately come with poor insulation. Any thoughts on what to do for those? Further to the front patio suggestion, is it worth installing an entrance which leads straight into the kitchen through the current ‘Study’? See floor plan. (We are planning to extend the current kitchen by a further 2.5m towards the rear garden). Any ideas, suggestions and comments will be really appreciated, thank you for your help!...See Morehelp choosing over front door light
Comments (29)Just tried to upload and post some text and a a photo, and the lot disappeared! Don’t tell me the App is doing that now. Try again. Those bulbs sound amazing, but I wonder if it can be overridden so you can have them on all the time, for example when you’re expecting visitors? As far as light range goes, my light is one of those that looks like it is wearing a hat, and the range is quite good. It spreads down my steps and onto the pavement beyond, about 5m or more. Now I know it’s not your style Tani, but hope this photo shows what I mean....See MoreGarage Door and Front Door Repaint ASAP- Help Please!
Comments (25)I would be inclined to have wall washing lights either side. Not sure about a canopy unless it is pitched like the existing porch roof with brick infill either side but otherwise kept open. Maybe stick with the lights first to see if that alone does the trick. Making the bed on the left the same shape as that on the right and repeating the planting would help to bring symmetry. I am not sure about the two tall Pom Pom shrubs in front of the windows. Sorry I cannot make out what they are. Could they be moved one at each corner of the house perhaps to make a full stop? Taking away some of the grass to extend the drive in front of the door would open up the entrance too. It is difficult to see on the photo but the grass seems to curve towards the door. It would be better if it followed the curve of the drive out and away from the door, basically an expansion of your step that seems to be a curve, and then return in front of the bed on the left in the photo. You could have a path here in front of the left bed in the same material as the drive. I know planting and reconfiguration of your drive wasn’t on your remit so I hope you don’t mind!...See MoreNew front door lights
Comments (2)Your house looks traditional externally, so here’s a few I found. Some lantern style and I also love Fisherman style, but it may not be your bag!...See More
PROThe Lighting Company
7 years agoHi,
Love you window above the door. Makes me think contemporary modern lights may suit. I don't disagree with Mad about the house but think that they may be a little too big and you wouldn't really want a PIR (sensor) on both if any as this may pick up people passing. The choice of course is yours but if I may suggest a couple of styles from our range that may be worth a consideration.
The first is a new style and great if you want to light outside your door but not the street. It's a great price and that's always a good thing especially when you need 2.
Sizes and price can be found here>
This is a little more expensive but a little more traditional with a contemporary twist.
Sizes and price can be found here >
and finally a top notch traditional at a higher price point, worth it if you really want to show off... and who doesn't? They are solid brass exceptionally high quality and yes the most expensive, this is blow the budget.
this and others, lots of other can be found on the website.I hope this helps with your choice, if we can help further get in touch we are always happy to help.
The Lighting Company
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The Lighting Company
7 years ago 
honeypoppet
7 years ago
PROLitecraft
7 years agoHi Emine,
We think that vintage looking lights would look stunning outside your doors and give your home a rustic charm.
One of our top sellers and our personal favorite is our Babylon Outdoor Down Lantern Wall Light - Rustic Black It features a decorative metal frame with a rustic black finish and the energy saving light will provide a warm white glow.
Another suggestion that would look beautiful on your wall is our Hedge Outdoor Wall Light - Rustic It features features an authentic rust brown finish with decorative cut out detail.
Or for a more contemporary look we think our Hamble Outdoor Lantern Curved Wall Light - Stainless Steel would be a great choice. The minimalist stainless steel curved fitting is finished with glass panels and is compatible with LED bulbs for an energy efficient illumination.
You can view all of our outdoor wall lights here
Hope this helps and if you have any questions feel free to contact us by emailing customerservice@litecraft.co.uk or by calling 0161 359 4777
Litecraft Team
PROLightvault
7 years agoHi Emine,
How about considering something simple & elegant? Mixing modern with traditional..
Modern in the form of the sleek polished chrome light fitting & uses a vintage squirrel cage lamp to give that warm traditional glow.
In keeping with all things modern with a traditional twist, some of the below fittings might also interest you..
I hope this is of some benefit to you. If you have any further questions or queries please do not hesitate contact us by emailing salesdesk@lightvault.ie or calling us on 00353 1 4642288.
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Sales Team
Emine Ahmad
7 years ago- PRO
The Lighting Company
7 years agoHi Emine,
I found the above and thought this may work well for you. And at £43.20 It's a good price too! And I have better news to share you'll see when you look at the website. I've attached a link to our website, we have many more lights. I'd really recommend taking a look as there's a great little pop up message on the site that is perfect timing for you? Or anyone who loves a bargain really!
If you'd prefer to talk to a person we have a super helpful friendly sales team, you can call T:01643 707505 or email sales@lightingcompany.co.ukHow are things going with your project and you making progress?
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